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Judges Drive Truck Through Loophole in Supreme Court GPS Ruling

April 20, 2012/

A federal judge in Iowa has ruled that evidence gathered through the warrantless use of covert GPS vehicle trackers can be used to prosecute a suspected drug trafficker, despite a Supreme Court decision this year that found such tracking unconstitutional without a warrant.

By Kim Zetter

Full Story: http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/04/dea-use-of-gps-tracker/

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